- Location
- East yorks
Stop solenoid powering up assuming the key is on
Mf Combines
- Thread starter Adeptandy
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Stop solenoid powering up assuming the key is on
two-cylinder
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- Location
- Cambridge
Ours does it without the ignition key turned on?
pgilliat
Member
It's the actuator for the threshing engagement.
rob h
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- Location
- east yorkshire
On our 32 the cutting height works off a potentiometer under the cab.it connects to the front elevator with a link arm.go into settings on the screen i think its under coding.then lower the header to the floor and zero the cutting height.once you’ve done that you can set the cutting height .both should show on the work screenAnother question for someone that’s maybe looked at this before... Table pressure control, the dial on the gauge works to show the pressure in the rams when the tables lowered down, but I’m not getting a reading on the datavision screen, so if I try and use the automatic pressure control it just continually lifts the table up as it never senses any pressure in the system. I’m guessing it has a sensor somewhere that talks to the datavision to tell it the pressure but just not sure where, looked around the rams and several sensors.
The cutting height is actually working ok, as is the auto level as you say both work off potentiometer’s.
Ours also has a pressure control that basically allows you to drop the table on the deck release some pressure out the rams and it should auto adjust itself to the preset pressure to follow the ground contours, mainly for picking up laid crops or to try and catch barley heads that have been knocked down by the wind and rain
. I’m just not getting an actual pressure reading on the datavision, there’s a sensor somewhere it’s just a case of finding it..- Location
- East yorks
Don’t buy one then simples
No, never found any.
Interesting news on the MF 7274 combine.
After my brush with a low branch on a tree looks like the repairs are going to rather expensive, might even be the end of the beast. Apparently some of the panels damaged are no longer made as the factory has been closed for a while and 1 small panel on its own was £3k if available
Soooooo, watch this space, there maybe an end to the frustrations
After my brush with a low branch on a tree looks like the repairs are going to rather expensive, might even be the end of the beast. Apparently some of the panels damaged are no longer made as the factory has been closed for a while and 1 small panel on its own was £3k if available
Soooooo, watch this space, there maybe an end to the frustrations
Does that mean it now worth a small fortune in breaking!Interesting news on the MF 7274 combine.
After my brush with a low branch on a tree looks like the repairs are going to rather expensive, might even be the end of the beast. Apparently some of the panels damaged are no longer made as the factory has been closed for a while and 1 small panel on its own was £3k if available
Soooooo, watch this space, there maybe an end to the frustrations
Maybe only the panels I bentDoes that mean it now worth a small fortune in breaking!
It will be a strange feeling if it is written off as it did half the season damaged, doesn't effect the operation at all, just looks a bit battered from 1 side
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Will one be buying oneself another Massey I ask tentatively ??
Will one be buying oneself another Massey I ask tentatively ??
it wasn't my idea to buy this one - Location
- herefordshire
take the money and buy it back cheapMaybe only the panels I bent
It will be a strange feeling if it is written off as it did half the season damaged, doesn't effect the operation at all, just looks a bit battered from 1 side
It had crossed my mind
Speedstar
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- Location
- Scottish Borders
save youself all the time & stress with it take the money say good bye to it and buy a better combine like a claasIt had crossed my mind
Chae1
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- Location
- Aberdeenshire
Go for it! You know you want to.It had crossed my mind
Get rid of the other party you share it with. Sounds a rather one sided arrangement.
That will be my plan if it happens, I'd rather an old Class than a newer MF